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Artful Dodger

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  1. 22 hours ago, Mister Defense said:

    Not sure if this has been posted on this long thread, but great news for Cook supporters and Bills' fans last week from the mouth of Josh Allen.

     

    In response to a question on Cook's contract he said, "He's one of the best backs in the league and hopefully that gets reflected soon." 

     

    When I heard him say that last week it renewed my confidence that this nonsense is settled well before the season begins.

     

    When the best player on the team, and in the league, says that in public it is inevitable and "soon".  Before training camp? 

     

    Josh is smart, and he knows it was Kelly and Thomas leading the way, and Aikman and Smith, and Montana and Craig, and Bradshaw and Harris etcetera.  And that the success of one fed the success of the other. And that inserting just a good back would have meant different outcomes.

     

     

    Allen is doing what he can to keep Cook happy.  Is he going to say that he doesn't think Cook deserves the money?  

     

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  2. 6 hours ago, Trump_is_Mentally_fit said:

    I'll disagree, I bet Dems run all sorts of queers, gays, bi, whatever, and win anyway. Most centrist people just don't give a sh it who you are doing

     

    True, but they do give sh it when you talk about it constantly and it seems to be your most important issue.  

  3. 16 hours ago, B-Man said:

     

     

    I guess we can close this thread, the "point" of the tariffs is obvious now.

     

     

    If you're going to start a trade war, maybe extract something more meaningful than 10,000 troops on a 5500 mile border to deal with a fentanyl problem that isn't really much of a problem.  During the last fiscal year, 43 pounds of fentanyl were seized on the Canadian border, which is 0.2% of total fentanyl seizures.  Big whoop.

     

    Other than to stir things up which Trump likes to do, there just really isn't much point to this.

     

     

  4. After two years of Trump, the Democrats should do well in the midterms.  However, that might depend on the quality of their candidates.  If they continue down the insane road that they're on now, they're likely to underperform in 2026, just as the Republicans did in 2022, thanks to the terrible quality of Republican candidates that year.  

     

    Assuming the Democrats win back the House, they'll probably impeach Trump four or five more times before the end of his term just for the hell of it.  

  5. 5 hours ago, BillsFanNC said:

    Cheap fakes!

     

    Biden is mentally fit

     

    Sharp as a tack.

     

    By all accounts better than he was decades ago.

    Damning new article from the WSJ reveals a Biden BOMBSHELL: Even during his first year in office, Joe was so feeble that his staff shielded him from interactions with Democrat lawmakers and even his own Cabinet. Advisers filled roles the president himself is supposed to take. Meetings had to be brief because Biden would fall asleep or become confused if they went longer.

     

    The real villain here isn’t the Biden White House. It’s the press and official Washington, who knew this was happening years ago and colluded to lie about it in a failed attempt to cling to power. What else have they been working together to cover up? Are we about to find out that Biden’s economic numbers were fake too?

    wsj.com/politics/biden…

     

    Good find, and it begs the question:  who has been mismanaging the hell out of the country for the last four years?  

     

    Every journalist from the mainstream media attached to the White House since 2021 ought to fall on a sword and commit seppuku.   They've been ignoring or hiding the biggest White House coverup since Watergate and maybe since Woodrow Wilson had a stroke and lost his capacity to govern over a hundred years ago.  This story is just another nail in the coffin for the legacy media's credibility.  

     

  6. 40 minutes ago, Malazan said:

     

    I hope this helps you out:

     

    It was a chilly Friday night in December, the snow piling high outside. Josh’s cabin was warm and welcoming, a fire crackling in the stone hearth. Inside, the smell of freshly baked cookies filled the air, courtesy of Joe, who had a hidden talent for baking.

    “Alright, big guy,” Joe said, setting a tub of mint chocolate chip ice cream on the coffee table. “Game plan for tonight: ice cream, movies, and absolutely no football talk.”

    Josh grinned, sprawling out on the oversized couch. “You got it, coach. But I’m calling dibs on the last scoop.”

    Joe laughed. “You always call dibs, and yet I’m the one who ends up with the empty bowl.”

    As the night went on, they fell into their usual rhythm—teasing, laughing, and sharing stories. Josh grabbed the ice cream spoon, scooped a generous bite, and held it out to Joe.

    “Come on, Joe. Open wide. You deserve this one for putting up with me.”

    Joe rolled his eyes but leaned forward, accepting the spoonful. “You’re terrible, you know that?”

    Josh smirked. “And yet, here you are.”

     

     

     

     

     

    This is brilliant.  

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  7. 5 hours ago, B-Man said:

     

     

                                                             klvD4NF.png

     

     

     

    And now:

     

    Trump selects Scott Bessent for Treasury secretary

    By Kathryn Watson, Olivia Rinaldi

     

    Bessent is also openly gay, and he and his husband, former New York City prosecutor John Freeman, have two children. If confirmed, Bessent would be the first Senate-confirmed gay Cabinet member of a Republican administration. Ric Grenell was acting director of national intelligence under Trump, but the Senate never confirmed him. 

     

    https://www.cbsnews.com/news/donald-trump-expected-to-pick-scott-bessent-treasury-secretary-source/

     

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    Truly, it's the most diverse group of Nazis in history.  😐

     

     

  8. 1. Eliminate DEI initiatives, especially in the military where it's hampering recruitment and affecting readiness.  If you're a federal employee and you ever have to sit through another training session on white fragility or systemic racism, that's one too many times.

    2. Restore border security. Reinstitute Trump's Remain in Mexico policy and/or build the wall in vulnerable border areas.  

    3. Immigration reform. How about a merit-based system for a change?  We have major shortages of engineers and doctors.  Let's fix that.  

     

    There's a million things that the new administration needs to do to rectify the damage done by the Biden Administration, but if they can get these things accomplished it will be a good start.  

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